Any clues, Profoxers? I realize it's the weekend and you all have

lives, but hopefully one or two of you don't (and can help with this

one). :-)

On 2014-05-17 17:14, mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote:

> I developed my app on Win7; works great. I move it to an older WinXP

> computer for some not-my-machine testing...it fails with an Error 1691

> on the SET LIBRARY TO VFPEncryption71.fll line. I researched the

> error and found this on Craig's site:

> http://www.sweetpotatosoftware.com/spsblog/2009/08/09/MajorVFPEncryptionUpdate.aspx

>

> 'If you are getting a "FLL is Invalid" error when running either of

> these FLLs it is because you are missing the runtimes on the system

> you are deploying your application on. What about the previous

> vfpencryption.fll that used the VC++ 8.0 runtimes? I continue to

> update to the latest Visual Studio (10.0 will be next) and I suggest

> you do the same. Most VFP developers are using the vfpencryption71.fll

> as the C runtime matches the one used for VFP 9.0 (msvcr71.dll) and it

> provides the exact same functionality as vfpencryption.fll.'

>

> I just went and downloaded the latest onto the test machine....same

> error.

>

> My VFP runtime files are right there in the application's folder,

> which is c:\MBSS\FabMate, along with the latest VFPEncryption71.fll.

>

> Ideas?

>

> tia,

> --Mike

>

>

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